Counterattack starts with controlling probability

The brief recovery of the global capital market was like a spring dream, which was destroyed by an even more severe cold wave before we could wake up.

High-quality assets that had just stabilized were once again subjected to ruthless selling, whether it was Daxia's technology leader, Europe's manufacturing giant, or America's new energy unicorn.

Its stock price seemed to have been pressed into free fall, plummeting rapidly on the red screen.

"How could this happen? We've just stabilized!"

"The sell-off is here again, and it's even more intense than before," a fund manager said in a panic. "This is a counterattack by the capital groups. They want to make it clear to everyone that policies can't save the market."

The live TV feed switched to a press conference in a European country.

The finance minister's face turned pale. He had just confidently stated that the market had stabilized, but now he was obviously in an awkward situation.

"A massive sell-off has occurred again," the host commented, his tone filled with doubt. "This is a direct challenge to the policies of various governments, as if to say - your power is not enough to shake the will of capital."

At the same time, a wave of ridicule swept social media:

"This policy rescue was like throwing a straw at a drowning man, and the straw ended up breaking."

"The capital group is really ruthless. Not only do they want to cut the leeks, but they also want to directly slap the faces of central banks of various countries."

Li Hao sat in the dormitory, and the data model in front of the screen kept flashing.

His expression did not show excessive surprise at the market collapse, but rather a hint of calmness.

He knew that this kind of face-slapping plunge was no accident.

"Professor, this sell-off is not completely random." Li Hao picked up the phone and dialed Hall's number.

Professor Hall's voice was tinged with fatigue as he answered the phone. "I just looked at the data. Indeed, the sell-off is widespread, but the pace in some areas seems different from previous operations."

"Yes," Li Hao's fingers tapped rapidly on the keyboard, pulling up several sets of data. "They're not selling indiscriminately across the entire market. Instead, they're precisely targeting assets with high liquidity. One thing these assets have in common is that they have a large amount of institutional capital invested in them."

Hall's tone suddenly became serious: "Are you saying that their target is not just retail investors, but they are also trying to make institutional investors lose confidence?"

"That's right," Li Hao nodded and continued, "And I noticed that in the Abyss Project's fund allocation, some funds flowed abnormally fast, as if they had predicted the market reaction in advance. This shows that they have an efficient real-time feedback system."

Hall pondered for a moment and said, "Lee, this might be where we can make a breakthrough. If they rely on this system to operate, then the system's loopholes may be the key to our attack."

After several hours of analysis, Li Hao finally captured a slight anomaly in the data: when certain funds flow across markets, they will experience a brief stagnation in a specific time period.

Although these delays are not enough to affect operations, they expose certain weak links in the funds allocation chain.

"Professor, look here." Li Hao passed the data to Hall. "These hold times may seem insignificant, but in reality, they are essential nodes for the flow of funds. If we can disrupt these nodes, we can cause their operations to lag."

Hall's eyes flashed with excitement. "Excellent! If we can amplify the impact of this lag through market intervention, perhaps we can disrupt their entire operational chain."

The trader of the mysterious capital group sat in a gorgeous room, watching the market collapse again on the screen with a sneer on his lips.

"Let them see clearly that the power of capital is unshakable." He said to the team beside him in a cold tone, "Now, the global market is paying for our Abyss Project, and we will be unstoppable!"

In the early morning of Berkeley, Li Hao's dormitory was still brightly lit.

A new set of money flow charts appeared on his computer screen, and Professor Hall's research provided strong support for all of this.

This time, they not only have the funds from New Star Investment to fight back, but also have obtained some important financial support from the United States. These resources will become an important weapon to reverse the situation.

"Li, our analysis results are in." Professor Hall's voice was clear and urgent over the phone. "Through a comprehensive analysis of the Abyss Project's capital flow path, we've discovered several core nodes. These nodes are both the dispatch hubs of their capital chain and the most vulnerable links in their operational chain."

Li Hao quickly input this data into his own analysis model, and the capital network diagram on the screen changed instantly.

Some nodes began to highlight, marking the key support points in the capital group's operations.

"These nodes are the necessary routes for capital flow," Li Hao nodded. "If we can intervene in these places, we can not only disrupt their operation rhythm, but also put greater pressure on their capital chain."

Hall added: “More importantly, these nodes are directly linked to some of the derivatives instruments in the market. If the flow of funds is disrupted, their highly leveraged positions may get out of control and trigger forced liquidation.”

"I understand. This will be our breakthrough point." A sharp glint flashed in Li Hao's eyes.

This operation is not just a one-man show by Li Hao and Xinxing Zhitou.

Thanks to Professor Hall's relationship, Li Hao received strong support from several major financial institutions in the United States.

Although these institutions are nominally neutral, they are also worried that the capital group's abyss plan will endanger market order in this storm.

"Li, you can now use some funds. This is the liquidity we temporarily allocated." Professor Hall sent a list, marking the amount of support each institution is willing to provide.

Li Hao looked at the numbers jumping on the screen and his heart was excited.

The injection of these funds has given his strategy greater room for maneuver and also injected a shot of adrenaline into the global market.

Li Hao quickly formulated an action plan. His goal was clear: to create chaos in the capital group's core funding chain through precise fund mobilization, while using market tools to amplify the impact of this chaos.

The first step is to perform reverse operations on the core nodes.

Li Hao first locked in several key funding nodes and established a large number of hedging positions through reverse trading.

The layout of these positions is very concealed, almost integrated with the natural fluctuations of the market, and successfully bypasses the capital group's risk monitoring system.

There is also a plan to mobilize external funds to boost high-quality assets.

At the same time, funds from the United States were rapidly injected into the market, focusing on high-quality assets that were maliciously depressed by capital groups.

The influx of these funds not only stabilized asset prices, but also created strong market buying pressure, causing the capital group's highly leveraged positions to begin to suffer losses.

Finally, Li Hao decided to use the derivatives market to trigger a chain reaction.

In the derivatives market, Li Hao's team uses high-frequency trading and intelligent algorithms to capture capital groups' attempts to hedge losses and intercept them at critical moments.

This operation made the capital group's fund allocation increasingly chaotic, and some positions even triggered forced liquidation.

The effect of this counterattack was almost immediate.

The prices of some high-quality assets began to recover rapidly, and the panic in the market was gradually suppressed.

A Wall Street analyst excitedly said during the live broadcast: "We are seeing signs of stabilization in the market. The recovery of some high-quality assets may be a sign of restored market confidence."

The New Star Investment team reported their latest results to Li Hao via video conference: "Brother Hao, our operations have put some capital groups' positions in trouble. Fluctuations in the capital chain show that they are trying to cover their positions, but liquidity can no longer keep up."

Li Hao nodded, his tone remaining calm. "This is just the first step. The Abyss Plan's layout hasn't completely collapsed, and their main capital is still waiting for an opportunity to counterattack. Continue to monitor the market and look for a bigger breakthrough point."

On the other side, the atmosphere in the gorgeous room was no longer as confident and calm as before.

The trader stared at the data that kept jumping on the screen with a frown.

"They were able to find our core funding chain and make such precise interventions."

There was shock in the analyst's tone.

"We didn't expect this counterattack in the market to be so swift."

"U.S. funds have entered the battlefield," the trader said coldly, tapping his fingers on the table. "It seems this is no longer a simple game. This battle has become an all-out capital war."

He looked up at the team. "Accelerate our actions and activate our backup strategy. We can't let them turn the tide so easily."

"Li Hao, your counterattack is indeed tougher than expected, but the market is never a fair playing field."

He raised a sneer at the corner of his mouth and turned to look at a core member of the team who was responsible for peripheral coordination.

“It’s time to mobilize our other resources.”

The member nodded in understanding and quickly picked up the phone.

After a brief and private conversation, he turned back to confirm: "Several key executives of the exchange are ready. We can begin."

The trader nodded slightly, speaking slowly and unhurriedly, "Tell them we need to create some 'technical fluctuations.' Suspend some of the counter-attack funds' trading requests, delay liquidation times, and speed up our fund allocation. Remember, everything needs to look like a system problem; no traces should be left."

At the same time, on multiple exchanges, some counterattack fund operations began to encounter strange "technical problems."

The originally smooth transactions were suddenly suspended, some settlement requests were abnormally delayed, and some transactions were even inexplicably "rejected".

"What's going on?" a trader from New Star Investment anxiously reported to Li Hao during a video conference. "There's a problem with our fund allocation. Some trades can't be executed at all."

Li Hao frowned and quickly retrieved the transaction log.

He soon discovered that these problems were concentrated in several key exchanges, which were the main battlefields of the Abyss Project.

"Professor, this doesn't seem accidental." Li Hao called Hall, a hint of chill in his voice. "They may have infiltrated the exchange's executive level. This kind of targeted interference is definitely not normal."